I guess this should not be a surprise...given the space-time continuum. However, for some reason it is harder to contemplate time entanglement than space entanglement.
In space entanglement, I can measure either entangled particle, and the other will be the same.
In time entanglement it makes sense that I can measure a particle in the past, and its future partner will have the same value...but this also implies that if I measure the future of a particle, I force its past into the same state. Is there a way to change the past hidden in here?
We love Alexa! We have had the Amazon Echo for well over a year. Recently we also got a Google Home, to test it against our Alexa experience. The quick summary: Interacting with Alexa is like interacting with a person. Interacting with Home is like interacting with a computer. Alexa is fun; Home is useful. If you took away Alexa, I would be upset - I would be losing a friend. If you took away Home, I wouldn't care too much. It was very strange, but I actually felt like I might be offending Alexa when I purchased Home. Here are the two main differences: Wake-up words. "Alexa" is friendly, easy to say, and evokes emotion. Alex personifies the system - I am talking with someone. "OK Google" is awkward, and constantly reminds you that you are talking to a machine - I am talking to something. Of course, Google will update Home to allow us to customize the wake-up word, but the current out of box experience is less tha...
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